ERASMUS MOBILITY AGREEMENTS AVAILABLE FOR THE III LEVEL OF EDUCATION (DOCTORATE)
Note: when mobility levels 1 and 2 are open for an agreement (in addition to the third, for doctoral students), it means that LT and LM students can also apply.
INSTITUTION: Universitet Gent (Belgio), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Federico Masini (federico.masini@uniroma1.it).
Host University Manager: Ann Heirman
Number of Places per Year: 1
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 10
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Universität Hamburg (Germania), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Bruno Lo Turco (bruno.loturco@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Michael Zimmermann
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 6
Duration of Agreement: 2028-2029
INSTITUTION: Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 (Francia), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Leonardo Capezzone (leonardo.capezzone@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Safaa Monqid
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 9
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: EPHE - École Pratique des Hautes Études (Francia), mobility levels: 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Paolo De Troia (paolo.detroia@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Cristina Scherrer-Schaub
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 4
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Institut National de Langues et Civilisations Orientales (Francia), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Federico Masini (federico.masini@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Luc-Willy Deheuvels
Number of Places per Year: 4
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 9
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Eötvös Lorand Tudomanyegyetem (Ungheria), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Paolo De Troia (paolo.detroia@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Laszlo Boros
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 5
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Eötvös Lorand Tudomanyegyetem (Ungheria), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Francesco de Renzo (francesco.derenzo@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Laszlo Boros
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 9
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Universitetet I Oslo (Norvegia), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Paolo De Troia (paolo.detroia@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Ute Huesken
Number of Places per Year: 2
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 5
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
INSTITUTION: Uniwersytet Jagiellonski (Polonia), mobility levels: 1, 2, 3
Manager Sapienza: Paolo De Troia (paolo.detroia@uniroma1.it)
Host University Manager: Miroslaw Klimkiewicz
Number of Places per Year: 3
Monthly Payments per Year (max): 5
Duration of Agreement: 2027-2028
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMIC SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY:
1) UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PROJECTS
The members of the Doctoral College promote the involvement of doctoral students in university research projects (Annual Call for Proposals, Large, Medium and Small Projects), allocating funds for missions abroad and in Italy. The following projects currently involve PhD students:
§ Mario Casari: Large Athenaeum Project, call for proposals 2022, entitled "A Puppet in the East: Translation and Reception of Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio from the Arab Word to Far East Asia" (Prot. RG1221816BEC7787, deadline December 2024); PhD students Giacomo Longhi and Gloria Cella are participating
§ Federica Casalin: Large Athenaeum Project, call for proposals 2023, entitled "Mapping China Studies in Italy (1861-1949): A Digital Archive (MaCSI-DA)" (Prot. RG123188B4B99351, deadline January 2027); PhD students Benigni Martina, Bergamini Mirko, Gloria Cella, Alessia Paolillo participate.
2) PRIN PROJECTS
The members of the Doctoral College promote the involvement of doctoral students in PRIN projects.
The following project currently involves doctoral students
PRIN 2022, BIOGRAPHICAL DATABASE OF ITALIANS IN CHINA: 1866-1970 (BDIC 1866-1970). Protocol 2022MTZYJL. Doctoral candidate included: Chiara Lepri.
3) ERASMUS MOBILITY
Doctoral students are encouraged by means of information meetings (first year, start-up to the doctorate; subsequent years by appointment with the coordinator) to take advantage of funded mobility opportunities with reimbursement of expenses within the framework of Erasmus agreements (listed on the website) expressly aimed at Level III mobility. The request must be a by the supervisor and then approved by the agreement managers.
4) MOBILITY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF OTHER INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS
(a) mobility agreements managed by the Non-EU mobility and International Education Agreements Unit. For such agreements it is envisaged:
- ONLY for doctoral students without a scholarship: financial support by financing stays abroad in the locations with which an agreement is in force;
- for all: logistical support in the same locations and access to the international network of scholars with whom a collaboration is established.
b) Mobility and scientific collaboration agreements managed by the 'International Relations Area':
- possibility of using ad hoc funds if provided for in the executive protocol;
- logistical support and access to the international network of scholars with whom collaboration is initiated.
5) MOBILITY CALLS
Every year the University announces 6-month mobility grants for PhD students without a scholarship, which include hosting and scientific supervision by a foreign institution. The PhD programme in CAA promotes and provides operational support in the identification of suitable institutions and in the initiation of collaborative relationships in order to promote international mobility, in Europe and in Asian countries of interest to the doctoral student (in the last two years, a 6-month grant for Korea and a 6-month grant for England have been awarded).
6) TARGETED MEETINGS ON PROJECT WRITING FOR COMPETITIVE TENDERS
The PhD programme in CAA organises periodic meetings on project writing for competitive calls, including the Initiation to Research (Type 1 and 2). This activity promotes individual skills in scientific design and argumentation, thus providing useful know-how for accessing further funding opportunities.